SOLUTION: what are the x- and y- intercepts of the equation -2x+y=-2?

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Question 806273: what are the x- and y- intercepts of the equation -2x+y=-2?
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The -intercept is a point with coordinates . Substitute 0 in place of in your equation and then solve for . That -value will be the you need.

The -intercept is a point with coordinates . Substitute 0 in place of in your equation and then solve for . That -value will be the you need.

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